Who is Cole The Cornstar Net Worth, Controversy and More

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In this video:
• Cole The Cornstar is a popular YouTube farmer who showcases farming life and operations on his family's 1,200-acre corn and soybean farm, educating viewers about agriculture.
• His YouTube channel grew rapidly, reaching over 200,000 subscribers by March 2020, with videos regularly getting 100,000+ views and some hitting a million.
• Cole faced controversy when he asked viewers for financial contributions to cover excess spending on a grain bin construction project, leading to backlash and debates about creator-audience boundaries.
• Despite the controversy, Cole continued his commitment to educating viewers about farming, though some argue the incident affected his long-term reputation.
• As of 2024, Cole's estimated net worth is over $400,000, with annual earnings of around $100,000 from his YouTube channel through ad revenue, sponsorships, and potentially merchandise sales.

[connieverbeck]

No controversy here. Just an honest dedicated young man with his ducks in a row. Sharing the realities of farming. Goooo Cole!!! Love to your family!!

[Broomrider]

Have been a fan of Cole from the beginning. The transformation of the farm from basically a junk yard to what it is today. How many 26 year olds does anyone know that have accomplished so much.

[laurascholz]

I never saw any video asking for money. There wasn't anything wrong with his deal for the grain bin. The work turn out to be shoddy, welds not holding, cement cracking, grain auger not working etc. You missed alot in your deceitful report.

[sdwalther]

I absolutely enjoy and admire this young man! He is a hard worker, a dedicated farmer, and I admire his dedication. He is an entrepreneur and businessman taking advantage of technology to support his business and life style! Good for him!

[MOK]

I do remember Cole asking viewers to consider "investing" in the farm. I sent $100 and got a certificate and small bottle of Iowa soil from the farm. That said--What is the difference between me voluntarily sending him cash and me voluntarily watching every Cole the Cornstar episode on the channel and him benefiting from the YouTube revenue? Either way I have voluntarily given him my time and/or treasure. His appeal is classic YouTube--He's an expert in what he does (or close to it), has great passion and is a great communicator. He also portends wonderful values and is not afraid to work. Early on he did occasionally speak of faith in Jesus Christ, but last time I checked this is America and you don't have to watch that or can fast forward if you don't care to hear it (although Jesus is the only way). Given all the junk we could watch on YouTube and the Interweb, this channel is refreshing. So please don't beat the guy down, he's not perfect, but is a great example of the younger generation. Time dismount this horse and instead be an encourager.

[susanbozard]

Good for Cole and his family. I love Cole

[shellywinters]

Only time I have seen Cole the Cornstar ask for anything was to benefit other people and I think that has only happened once. I have watched his youtube channel since he had less than 20k viewers. NEVER once did I see Cole or Daddy Cornstar ask for assistance with the faulty grain bins and it is currently in the hands of the lawyers because it was such a shoddy job.

[iowaferret]

Cole doesn't ask for money! Best family Iowa has.

[micmac]

This is bullcrap. The work was shoddy. Certainly not Coles fault. Next time tell the truth.

[julieoetting]

This was certain sensationalized and misrepresented. A long time subscriber to the Cornstar channels I find their authenticity refreshing. This includes any errors or mis-steps the audience is privy to. It's a real life look at a young man who works his tail off to progress, teaching us a lot along the way. The part about asking for funding is flat out incorrect. Shame on this channel.

[emilyrl.]

I love Cole and his beautiful family. I haven't seen any controversy. He is an incredible guy and I think he has a truly good heart. ❤

[jackiillenye]

Been watching Cole and his family from the beginning. Love the family!💓

[wayneraspberry]

He's living and learning like most people, and is intelligent, and to be kind an overachiever, wound tightly with good intentions and family values. If that's a problem, don't watch. Farming is great but not easy to make ends meet and more work than most would even comprehend. Good on him.👍☮️

[Amy-ltze]

being a women. i have learn aolt aboot farming.🎉

[curtisjohnson]

I watched closely the construction of the storage sight . It was a horrific mess . With the contractor not taking responsibility for their poor ( at best ) hired help . Their lack of proper supervision of construction. Just an absolutely terrible contractor. The end result, an unsafe sight . And a poor finished product . My 60 years in construction speaks for itself self .

[Heavens-Humanaterian-Army]

Cole is an amazing and impressive young man...a great member of society.

[supergardener]

Oh comon there is no controversey and almost all utoubers solicet for funds

[tonileigh]

You were doing pretty good until the LIE. Cole has NEVER asked his viewers for money. And the bin site problem was due to shoddy work from the company that built it and they are in the middle of a law suit over it. I have watched every video from his first one and he's never and i do mean NEVER asked for money. Not a single controversy. You are aware he could sue you for libel, right??? You might want to remove the lie from your video.

[TxDan]

Why are you lying? I will advise Cole to sue you. I will represent him personally. You will make me rich, thank you.

[Eric-]

Cole has NEVER asked his viewers to fund "his mishaps". Your accusation is a complete lie. What a useless hit piece.